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The U.S. has announced that a seventh servicemember has been killed in the Middle East amid war with Iran. Meanwhile, Iran has selected a new leader after Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed in Operation Epic Fury.

The NYPD is investigating a "suspicious device" found in a car believed to be connected to protests outside Gracie Mansion on Saturday. Two people were arrested for allegedly bringing and trying to set off improvised explosive devices at the protests.

The NYPD Bomb Squad is investigating a suspicious device found in a car near Gracie Mansion allegedly connected to Saturday's protests. Meanwhile the U.S. has confirmed the seventh servicemember killed in the Middle East

Six people were arrested in dueling demonstrations outside Gracie Mansion on Saturday, according to the NYPD, including two people who were arrested for throwing "ignited devices" into the crowd.

An NYPD officer died during a deployment in Kuwait this weekend, in support of the U.S. military's efforts in Iran.

Iran launches missiles and drones at UAW after pledging to halt strikes on neighboring countries; six people are in custody after protests outside Gracie Mansion erupted on Saturday.

A 14-year-old boy was shot and killed in a car in Brooklyn on Friday night. The suspected shooter is on the run

As the war in Iran continues, six servicemembers killed in the Middle East returned home on Saturday. Plus, six people were arrested after dueling protests outside Gracie Mansion in New York City.

Six people were arrested at dueling protests outside Gracie Mansion on Saturday. Two were arrested for lighting and throwing "ignited devices" at the crowd. The bomb squad is still investigating.

President Trump and lawmakers attend the dignified transfer of the remains of U.S. servicemembers killed during joint military operations with Israel against Iran. [Video has no sound]

Gas prices are climbing across the United States as the conflict involving Iran rattles global oil markets. Analysts say concerns over supply disruptions are pushing crude prices higher, raising costs at the pump. Meanwhile, United Airlines has updated its policy to require passengers to use headphones when listening to personal devices onboard. The airline says travelers who refuse to comply could be denied transport. Here’s a look at the top stories making headlines.

Iran’s president Masoud Pezeshkian apologized Saturday for Iranian missile and drone attacks on neighboring Gulf Arab states — even as missiles and drones continued pounding cities in the region. His remarks highlighted a lack of clear control by Iran’s political leadership over its military forces amid the widening conflict. Sirens sounded and interceptions were reported over Jerusalem as attacks persisted, and flights were disrupted at major airports such as Dubai International. The apology followed a week of heavy fighting that began after an airstrike killed Iran’s Supreme Leader and led both Israel and the United States to intensify air operations against Iranian targets. U.S. President Donald Trump rejected calls for Iran to surrender, warning that more Iranian officials could become targets of expanded strikes.

With the clocks springing forward this weekend, the debate about whether to keep Daylight Saving permanently is back in front of mine. Rep. Buddy Carter has sponsored a bill that would keep Daylight Saving year-round. Jay Pea of Save Standard Time thinks the U.S. should get rid of Daylight Saving Time, and keep Standard Time permanently.

In this week's episode of Politics Unusual, FOX 5 NY's political reporter Morgan McKay speaks to Emmy Liss, the executive director of the Mayor's Office of Child Care, about the city's plans for 2-K. Also, a conversation with the CEO of the New York Apartment Association on "rental ripoff hearings."